Sentence examples for membership making from inspiring English sources

The facts The idea of EU membership making Britain more or less safe from crime or terrorism is a contentious one.

The European commission and European Central Bank gave the green light on Wednesday for membership, making the country the second of the Baltic states, along with Estonia, to join the euro.

So to what extent should the trust, given its 4 million membership – making it bigger then the three main political parties combined – actively campaign on issues such as planning and climate change?

Exit polls at general elections are extrapolated from changes on previous results, and the UK has not had a similar referendum since the 1975 vote on EU membership, making one impossible here.

PDRs don't provide voting equity or board membership, making them a vehicle for media investments in the country.

This new regime can then be contrasted with EU membership and non-EU membership, making visible the distinct advantages and disadvantages of each regime type.

What difference would one cancelled membership make?

EU membership makes that immeasurably easier".

Membership made the political elites feel they were off the hook.

membership made Russia "more attractive to foreign investors and American businesses considering the Russian market.

Britain's demand for a renegotiation of its membership makes this prospect even less palatable.